Google
Suggest – Google suggests possible search terms while you type!
Google Scholar – search scholarly
literature, including peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, preprints,
abstracts and technical reports. Find articles from a wide variety of academic
publishers, professional societies, preprint repositories and universities, as
well as scholarly articles available across the web.
Google Compute –
“Put your computer to work advancing scientific knowledge when it’s not
helping you.”
Google Sets – “Automatically
create sets of items from a few examples”
Google Video -Google Video searches
the closed captioning text of all the programs in Googles archive for relevant
results.
Google Desktop Search Tool –
“With Google Desktop Search, you can search the full text of your email,
files, viewed web pages, and chats. Specifically, you can search: Email
from Outlook 2000+, Outlook Express 5+, Netscape Mail 7.1+, Mozilla Mail 1.4+
and Thunderbird All the files on your computer, including text, Word,
Excel, Powerpoint, PDF, MP3, image, audio, and video files. You can even
search your media files by meta-tag: for instance, by artist name and song
title, not just the file name. Web pages you’ve viewed using Internet
Explorer 5+, Netscape 7.1+, Mozilla 1.4+ and Firefox. Chats from AOL 7+ and
AOL Instant Messenger 5+ ”
Google Alerts – “Google Alerts
are emails automatically sent to you when there are new Google results for
your search terms. We currently offer three types of alerts: ‘News,’ ‘Web,’
and ‘News & Web.’ ”
Google Local – “Google Local is a
Google search service that helps you locate businesses in a specific
geographic location. With Google, you can search the worldwide web; with
Google Local, you can find an auto parts store within walking distance.”
Google’s “My Search
History” – “My Search History allows you to easily access and manage your
Google web search history from any computer. You can search and browse through
your search history over time and even check your level of activity on Google
for any given day.”
Google Ride Finder – “With
Google Ride Finder, you can search for taxis, limousines and shuttles and make
better decisions by seeing the exact location of vehicles in your area. Just
enter a zip code, the name of a city or even a specific address. You will get
a map showing the companies and where their vehicles are located”
Gmail by Google – “Gmail is a free,
search-based webmail service that includes more than 2,000 megabytes (two
gigabytes) of storage. The backbone of Gmail is a powerful Google search
engine that quickly finds any message an account owner has ever sent or
received. That means there’s no need to file messages in order to find them
again.”
Google Answers – “Google
Answers is a way to get that help from Researchers with expertise in online
searching. When you post a question to Google Answers, you specify how much
you’re willing to pay for an answer. A Researcher will search for the
information you want. When they find it, they will post it to Google Answers,
and you will be notified via email. You will only be charged for your question
if and when an answer is posted to it. ”
Froogle by Google – “Froogle is a
new service from Google that makes it easy to find information about products
for sale online.”
Google Web Search
Features – “In addition to providing easy access to more than 8 billion
web pages, Google has many special features to help you to find exactly what
you’re looking for.”